Contents Cover Story 24Evans’ e:dose range just keeps on growing! Evans Vanodine’s e:dose range keeps going from
strength to strength, and here we find out about the range’s latest developments.
Regulars
26Let’s get behind Thank Your Cleaner Day the effort to support this annual event.
28A worthy cause Grief Encounter.
BCC Chair David Garcia explains why we should make Find out more about why the CHSA supports Healthcare Hygiene
34Beating winter viruses in the washroom guidance on combatting winter viruses in the washroom.
Northwood’s Paul Mulready provides practical 36Healthcare intelligence
Essity’s Liam Mynes looks at some of the ways in which healthcare cleaning is becoming more intelligent.
38Revolutionising healthcare on-premise laundry SEKO explains how switching to on-premise laundry
can be a boost for healthcare facilities. Technology & Data
Newsflash 06What’s New Your essential industry news, including all the
latest appointments, contract wins and exciting company announcements and product launches. This month, BICSc and the CSSA complete a groundbreaking project regarding the Future of Cleaning, i-team Global launches a sustainable cleaning range, and we hear about several industry Award events.
Editor's Pick 42Technology – a force for good in the washroom
Lee Radzki from Essity talks to us about the many ways in which technology is proving to be a force for good in the toilet.
44Connecting every machine cleaning, according to ToolSense.
48Safer, smarter, compliant matters in the cleaning sector.
Why technology and data are shaping the future of Rapid Global’s Paul Rapuano on why real-time data
Winter Maintenance 32Ensuring business safety
www.tomorrowscleaning.com
www.tomorrowscleaning.com Janitorial Direct’s Julian Gaze discusses winter preparation to ensure smooth business operations.
50From mops to metrics
BioHygiene explores how embracing new digital
platforms will help both operations in the industry and those who work in it.
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